independent study

So I am on Facebook, and it has been fun reconnecting with people from my past, seeing all the people in the A-group that are now fat or have skin like leather from too much sun, and all the "cool" guys that are now bald.

Cosmic justice yo.

Richard Lawson surfaced again this week in all the chicken-hearted pseudonymity of "Rex and the City" accusing the Planning Commission with making its Bells Bend decision based on economic development rather than land use reasoning.

The Washington Post discusses the GI Bill and what educational benefits are offered to and used by veterans:

World Net Daily is reporting that a ruling from a California appeals court could subject the parents of 166,000 homeschooled students in the state to criminal sanctions -- a ruling that will be taken to the state Supreme Court.

The announcement comes today from the Pacific Justice Institute, whose president, Brad Dacus, described the impact of the decision as "stunning."

The following article was intended originally for publication in MTSU Sidelines as part of an independent study in technology journalism. While the article never ran, I did enjoy writing it. I decided to post it on here rather than let it collect dust. Enjoy.

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Concrete has a bad reputation.

The abundant material